The Oilers will be looking to win their fourth game in a row tonight as they head to Vancouver to begin a two-game set against the Canucks. The Oilers haven't face the Canucks since they split a pair of games against them to open up the season. Since that point, these two teams have really been polar opposites. The Oilers have a great chance to extend their winning streak and keep their confidence level high after sweeping the Battle of Alberta last weekend.

The Oilers will be looking to complete the Battle of Alberta weekend sweep tonight as they return home tonight to face the Calgary Flames. Last night, the Oilers just squeaked out a win, taking down the Flames 2-1 at the Saddledome. The Oilers secured at least the split with the victory last night but there's no doubt that grabbing another win tonight and completing the 'eight-point swing' would go a long way in the North Division playoff race.

The second installment of the Battle of Alberta goes tonight down in Calgary and the Oilersnation Pre Game Podcast is here to get your set for the game! There is not a lot separating the Oilers and Flames in the North Division standings heading into their weekend back-to-back set, which of course just puts even more emphasis on the points that are up for grabs. For Edmonton, they have a chance to pull off the rare 'eight-point swing' with a pair of wins over their provincial rivals.

The Oilers will be looking to avoid the sweep as they wrap up their two-game set against the Jets tonight. Edmonton has played seven two-game sets this year and has only been swept once. They're currently one point back of the Jets in the North Division so stealing a pair of points off them tonight will go a long way. Of course, every game this year is huge considering they all have the potential to be four-point swings but coming off a loss, I would say tonight's game is a little bit more important.

After having the weekend off, the Oilers return to the ice tonight and will be looking to extend their winning streak to four games as they host the Winnipeg Jets. The Jets on the other hand are not exactly flying high right now. They're coming off a tough loss to the Ottawa Senators on Saturday when they allowed a late goal in the third period. They're be looking to turn things around against an Oilers team that they split the first two games of the year against.

After walking out of Ottawa with all four points, the Oilers wrap up their road trip with a stop at the Bell Centre to take on the Montreal Canadiens. The Oilers are coming into this game with five wins in their last six games, however, four of those wins have come against the measly Senators. This game tonight is a good chance for the Oilers to prove that their recent wins are a product of their strong play, not just a weak opponent.

The Oilers will be looking for a fourth straight win over the Ottawa Senators tonight in their second straight game against the Sens. Last night, the Oilers got solid goaltending and some offense from their bottom-six, which are two things they haven't been getting for most of the season. They'll be looking to keep that momentum rolling tonight.

The Oilers will be looking to rebound from a disappointing performance on Saturday as they roll into Ottawa to take on the Senators. For Edmonton, this weekend's Battle of Alberta presented an opportunity to extend their winning streak to four games and set the tone for the season series against their provincial rivals. Instead, Oilers fans are left questioning their goaltending and wondering if the team's defensive issues will ever get solved.

After three days off, the Oilers return to the ice and will be looking to extend their season-long three-game winning streak. Tonight is the first regular-season Battle of Alberta in over 365 days and considering how the most recent games between these two teams went, it's easy to see why both fan bases are eager for puck drop tonight.

The Oilers are officially on their first winning streak of the year! The Oilers powerplay carried them to victory in the first meeting of the season with three first-period goals and while they got out-shot at 5v5, it's tough to complain about anything when it comes to that game on Sunday. Still, there's no doubt that Dave Tippett will be looking for his group to clean things up a little bit tonight. The two points are there for the taking and this season, it's imperative to not let points slip away.